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Ukrainian Director Sergei Loznitsa to Lead Esteemed Jury at Upcoming Sarajevo Film Festival

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Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina — Renowned Ukrainian filmmaker Sergei Loznitsa will lead this year’s jury at the Sarajevo Film Festival, which celebrates emerging cinema from the region and beyond. Joining him on the jury are Berlinale director Tricia Tuttle, and prominent industry figures including Serbian actor Dragan Mićanović, Romanian filmmaker Emanuel Pârvu, and Bosnian-Dutch director Ena Sendijarević. Loznitsa has made a significant mark in the world of film, directing 28 documentaries and five feature films. His impressive body of work includes titles such as My Joy and Donbass, the latter of which earned him the … Read more

Nationwide Hospitals Gear Up for Impact of Upcoming Medicaid Reductions Amid Controversial Legislation

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Hospitals nationwide are preparing for potential Medicaid reductions as part of broader legislative changes. With policymakers grappling over health care funding, the implications could significantly affect patient care and hospital operations. In recent months, lawmakers have debated various reforms tied to the expansive health care legislation, often referred to as the “big, beautiful” law. As these discussions unfold, many health care facilities are expressing concerns about the financial ramifications of reduced Medicaid funding. This program, which provides health insurance to millions of low-income individuals, is crucial for the sustainability of many hospitals, particularly those in … Read more

U.S. Judicial Panel Faces Unprecedented Silence: No Cases Scheduled for Upcoming Hearing

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Washington, D.C. — The upcoming session of the U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation is set to be notably unique, as it appears there are no oral arguments scheduled. This absence of scheduled cases has left many attorneys in the legal community both perplexed and curious. As of May 1, 2025, the panel has received a total of six motions seeking to consolidate various cases into multidistrict litigation. An additional motion was submitted later on May 5. The relatively low number of filings has garnered attention, especially considering the typical workload that the panel usually … Read more

New York’s Upcoming Workplace Laws: What Retail, Warehouse, and Fashion Employers Must Know to Stay Compliant

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New York employers in the retail, warehouse, and fashion sectors must prepare for the implementation of three critical workplace laws in June. These new regulations focus on enhancing workplace safety and improving employee protections, highlighting the need for swift compliance to avoid potential penalties. Starting June 2, the Retail Worker Safety Act will apply to businesses with 10 or more retail employees. Employers are required to develop a written workplace violence prevention policy that identifies risk factors, including late-night shifts and cash handling. They must also provide training on de-escalation techniques and emergency procedures. For … Read more